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Abide Quote by J.D. Greear

“the word abide is much more straightforward than that. The Greek word meno means literally “to make your home in.” When we “make our home in” His love—feeling it, saturating ourselves with it, reflecting on it, standing in awe of it—spiritual fruit begins to spring up naturally from us like roses…” quote by J.D. Greear
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““the word abide is much more straightforward than that. The Greek word meno means literally “to make your home in.” When we “make our home in” His love—feeling it, saturating ourselves with it, reflecting on it, standing in awe of it—spiritual fruit begins to spring up naturally from us like roses on a rosebush.””

J.D. Greear

About This Quote

Source Sermon: "Abide in Love", 2018

Explains that "abide" means to make God's love your home, producing spiritual fruit naturally

In simple terms: Make God's love your home for natural spiritual growth

Key Takeaway

Live in divine love to bear fruit

Themes

faith spiritual growth homecoming

Mood

inspirational contemplative

Type

religious motivational

When to use this quote

  • personal prayer
  • community worship
  • daily meditation

Key Concepts

theology sanctification abundance

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does making love your home change daily actions?
  • What fruit have you seen from abiding?
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